> March 4

Dear Editor:
It was with interest that I was a.
read Alderman Gary Payne's in his position’ since; along
article in The News (March with other North Vancouver —.y
1) in which, among other City ‘council «members; “he |

things, he urged an end to declined to'second a motion | w: qe at 1 act ively. but. this : ve, | mae
the hard line by CUPE and I: proposéd, just:prior to the .” ht .:.response to my plea oo ee a a
GVRD. negotiators in order strike, withdrawing the — rhe .
to hasten the end of- the threat of acl

current, unfortunate ‘workers.

municipal workers! strike.

Dear Raditor: : step —- as
“Your representative owes sual group of T people —a_ for the Trade Unionists and I refused to second my motion
you, not only his industry, ‘minority? - ~ did not ‘speak up’ ip because I - to cancel the lockout- threat
but his judgement; and he ~The issue is not altered wasn’t “4” Trade. “Unionist. ~-— ~is "a “tes :

betrays you; instead. of ‘because the minority is Then they came for the unproductive posture.
serving you, | if he sacrifices i it believed to be wealthy. This Catholics and -I -was a At any rate,. his current — .
Protestant so I did not speak public stance is dramatically
up. Then they came for me different from his . private)
... by that time there was no- position of a few. weeks ago...
one to speak upfor anyone”. But I guess, that’s politics.

On behalf. of the. ‘North
Shore Unit of the B:C. Heart
Foundation I would like to

in their honest and con-
sidered judgement is right. not Speak, up because I was
The essence of the current “not a Communist. Then they
High Rise issue is should -came for the Jews and I did
governmentunilaterally take not speak up because I was

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Worst day of her life

Dear Editor: instruments were gone. In

Last night, many parents another glass lots of fish ‘had
and children went to Open died... a
House. The children were . ‘Before, ‘when I heard ‘of a
showing their parents their dire,’ I didn't think (much:
best work. In my classroom ~ about it.. But now I know ~
my teacher, Mr.- Dooley, . how “at feels to have your
was very happy and- the © class or house burn down.
room was bright. - we

Next day, Amy, my friend, "Leanne Saunders
phoned me and said that part. Grade 6, Ross Road School

-of our school had burned ;

down! At first I was-happy:
because there was to be no...
school. But when I got there.
I found out that four classes ~
were damaged. But Mr.
Fullerton’s and my class got
the worst! Nothing was left.

All our hard work that we
had taken pride in was gone.
Mr. Dooley had worked -
cight years, and his
typewriter,files, and gilts
children had made for him
were gone. Three musical

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